187 Killer Pads Knee Pads, Elbow Pads Combo Pack, Black, Large/X-Large

Let's start of with the issues. These run small and you'll need to buy a larger size. I typically wear a medium and had to go with a L/XL size. The knee pads follow the contour of your knee when your in a skating stance, so they can be uncomfortable when you straighten your legs. Honestly, these are minor inconveniences for the quality and durability of these pads. They will far exceed any other brand of pads out there. I have taken so many falls and the fabric is barely tearing. Of course, these won't last forever, but typically your knee pads will go first (if you're me anyway). These pads stay in place for most of my sessions, but they can move if you slide or land on them. The plastic plate on these pads is very strong and tends toward allowing you to slide through a bail rather than straight colliding with a surface. This is true even on concrete especially when using in conjunction with 187 Killer derby wrist guards. I have slid many times and the plate is still going strong. There is also some pretty thick foam padding in these pads that help reduce the shock to a great degree. Overall, I would try out Triple Eight Savers to see if you'll stick around. If you where those out, then these 187 Killer pads should be your next step, because they offer great protection, longevity, and quality at a more than fair price. These are great for inline skating, skateboarding, BMX, roller derby, and even ice skating.

My son skateboards and does crazy tricks, this brand pads have kept him safe for several years. Love that they had this cool camo color and my son loves them too!

Great pads for shredders like me

These pads have been perfect for me learning to skateboard. I dont wear them all the time but when i do They are pretty comfortable and look so cool with the comic book design. I am 6'1" and 170 lbs and went with a medium which is just right.

Hard to straighten legs and elbows With these on. I have a set of triple eight elbow pads, knee pads and wrist guards which are very comfortable but I got the one size fits all and the elbow pads are too big. I am a middle-aged woman going back into rollerskating so I’m worried about protecting my bones, I have already fallen twice. As long as I was getting new elbow pads that actually fit me I decided to go up a quality and buy the 187 killer pads which are supposed to be super durable and padded. I got the S/M size elbow and knee pads combo. While the elbow pads do fit, the knee pads are snug. The circumference of my knees at the crook are 14.5” but I needed to get the S/M because I have thin arms. The 187 killer pads feel a lot more secure than the triple eight pads that I got. They are a sleeve instead of just the Velcro like the triple 8’s. I actually prefer just the Velcro, they’re more comfortable. But I can not straighten my legs or my arms wearing the 187 killer pads. The kneepads especially are uncomfortable because of that reason. But my knees are always kind of bent when I’m rollerskating anyway since I’m re-learning and I’ll take them out for a spin and see if I can deal with it. I’m keeping them regardless because they do feel super protective.

Knee pads are slip on which can make it hard to get off over your shoes. Other then that they are very durable and comfortable. However, I love that the elbows are slip on, makes it easy to put on by your self. I’m a 5ft 5in women at130 lbs and I got small/medium and they fit great.

187 is da #1 pads. And to see it @ a price I didnt believe🤙🏾

I got these for my father in law and they fit great! He fell and landed on his elbow and he did not get hurt. So they work well! He also says they are comfortable and can tell they are good quality. I think they also look cool too.